Sentence examples for selectively deleting from inspiring English sources

Facing the rising request for a selective deleting functionality, common problems, limitations and requirements for a tool selectively deleting non-relevant data are outlined in this paper.

Selectively deleting the Bmal1 (also known as Arntl or Mop3 [12]) clock gene from histaminergic cells removes this variation, producing higher HDC expression and brain histamine levels during the day.

By selectively deleting BDNF from the forebrain of mice using the Cre site-specific DNA recombinase, we were able to study the requirements for BDNF in behaviors such as learning and anxiety.

He has new life and new, younger wife, but some things cannot be neglected by selectively deleting them from memory.

Selectively deleting a gene that has been linked to depression from specific neurons in mice sheds new light on a neural circuit that controls stress-induced depressive behaviors.

Selectively deleting the Bmal1 (also known as Arntl or Mop3 [ 12]) clock gene from histaminergic cells removes this variation, producing higher HDC expression and brain histamine levels during the day.

We therefore assessed the role of IL-4Rα signalling on B cells in IL-33-induced IgE synthesis by comparing naïve B-cell-specific IL-4Rα−/− (selectively deleted of IL-4Rα on B cells), IL-4Rα−/− (total IL-4Rα deletion) and WT mice treated with IL-33 or PBS.

To avoid this, you can selectively delete items in the cookie file, which you can find by searching your hard drive.

If you want to see the cookies on your computer, or selectively delete certain ones, you can also do that in the Internet Options box.

Although you can pause a recording, there's currently no way to selectively delete a few seconds of audio from the pen, so she's forced to make a decision: Delete all the audio for that lesson, or keep it in and hope nobody else ever hears her private chatter.

They also won't be able to selectively delete captions when reblogging.